TURIN - Il Fatto Quotidiano has revealed the reasoning behind a ruling by Judge Paolo Gallo of the Turin Court, who in June acquitted a man of the charge of domestic abuse against his ex-partner.

 The court recognized only the charge of personal injury, sentencing the man to 1 year and 6 months in prison, with mitigating circumstances and a suspended sentence. Prosecutor Barbara Badellino had instead requested 4 and a half years of prison for the attacker. The Parliamentary Inquiry Committee on Femicide has requested the case documents.

 BOGOTÁ, Colombia - Sexually charged comments. Invitations to private homes or locations under any pretext. Unwanted hugs. Even some groping. Then, retaliation against those who dared to say “no”: unjustified negative evaluations, demotions, pressure, and ultimately, resignations.

 ROME - Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani delivered a briefing to the Senate on international crises, focusing in particular on Ukraine, the Middle East, and tariffs, as reported by Il Fatto Quotidiano.

 What is happening in Gaza “continues to represent an open wound for the entire international community. I want to be clear: what is happening in the Strip is increasingly unacceptable,” said the head of the Farnesina, flanked by Ministers Zangrillo and Calderoli, and in front of around sixty majority senators and 25 representatives of the opposition.

 ROME - As the international break comes to an end, eyes turn once again to the domestic competitions, with the Serie A returning for game-week three this Saturday afternoon.

 Fans across Italy will have been encouraged to see the positive performances of the national side over the last few days, with several players finding themselves on the scoresheet, and they will hope that those players can bring that form back to their club sides too. Here is a brief preview of some of this weekends biggest games.